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Energy & Industry

Decarbonisation is here to stay and while top level government’s ambitions are there, the policy and regulatory landscape across the energy and industry portfolio is fluid and highly technical.

There has been a step change in the energy and industry sectors, with businesses and governments alike recognising the urgency with which change needs to happen to meet legally binding net zero goals.

A greener economy is widely considered a key driver for innovation, long-term sustainable growth and the creation of jobs. The climate change debate is as much about reputation as it is policy and regulation; businesses are increasingly expected to show that they are part of the solution and are being scrutinised if they don’t do so, making the need for experienced energy PR expertise ever more important.

Although many organisations have set net zero targets, many will need to go further as attention turns to indirect and supply chain emissions. Pressure to do so will not just come from the top. Employees, shareholders and communities all expect more.

Our experience spans the entire energy system, heavy industry and key national infrastructure. Across the board, we are well-placed to help organisations navigate the debate and position themselves as leaders in the net zero transition.

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Larry Smith

News & Highlights

Simon Harris breaks cover and calls an early general election

New Power Balance, New Mandate: What Europe's Election Results Mean for the EU's Future

Irish Elections: The centre holds, Independents soar and Sinn Féin’s bubble bursts

Building Resilient Futures: What’s Next for The European Green Deal?

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